Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1952 volume:

College, icut Q S N 3 o RS AT T P '--n---'- MR. ANTONIO REBOLLEDO The main task of a college is to set standards in thought, behavior, and interest. PresmenT PaRg, OpENING ASSEMBLY, 1951 THE class of nineteen fifty-two respectfully dedicates its year- book to the memory of Mr. Antonio Rebolledo. He left with his students more than instruction in a specific subject and the com- pletion of an academic course. We respect and remember him as one who combined a deep human understanding with a philos- ophy of life which required courage to practice. He thought more of the welfare of his fellows than of his own happiness or com- fort. A college needs to have such people associated with it, for they are the ones most truly qualified to set standards. PRESIDENT ROSEMARY PARK Tl IE Class of 1952 entered College after the close of the sec- ond World War. It graduates at a time when American armies are still fighting an enemy on foreign soil. These great conflicts of which it has been witness are battles between opposing sets of ideas as well as interests, and during the lifetime of its mem- bers the struggle will continue. This means, I think, that their lives will never be trivial, because their world will be engaged in making fundamental decisions about the rights and duties of men, and they will not be able to escape concerning themselves with these decisions. Connecticut Concgc is pl'oud to have had a part in preparing them to live in such a time. Professors, Books, Classes . . . : ; e E. ALvErna Burpick : Dean of Students M. RoserT COBBLEDICK Dean of Admissions hA'lHl:lllN-L-wl o GerTRUDE NOYES IJPH Uj- SOPI?O ?OJAUS Df.'!fH Uf Fi'l? 'h K,lI Admissions Office L. to R.: Mrs. Snow, Dell Stone, Miss Nelson Library Staff L. to R.: Miss Trippe, Mrs. Agoston, Miss Hagerty, Miss Johnson Publicity: Miss Boynton Personnel: Miss Ramsay Assistant to the Dean Bursar: Mrs. Young Miss MacBain Business Manager Information Registrar Head Dietitian Mr. Lambdin Mrs. Linkletter Mrs. Peugh Miss Harris Spanish Department L. to R.: Mr. Kolb, Mrs. Kossoff, Miss Curtis, Miss Biaggi. Home Economics German Department Miss Hafkesbrink, chairman; Mr. Guerster. L. to R.: Miss Warner, Miss Weaver, Miss Burdett, Miss Chaney, chairman; Miss Jensen. Art Department a L. to R.: Mr. Mayhew, Miss Hanson, Mr. Logan, chairman; Mrs. Logan. English Department L.to R.: Mr. T P ORr Smyser, chairman; Miss Hazelwood, Miss Bethurum, Miss Noyes, Miss Tuve, Mr. Baird, Mr. Fussell, Miss Oakes, Miss Aiken, Mrs. Smyser. French and ltalian Department L. to R.: Mr. Jones, Miss Cary, Miss Hier, Mr. Chadourne, chairman; Mr. del Vecchio. Religion Department Mzr. Laubenstein, chairman. ardson, Miss Botsford, chairman; Mrs. Jones, Miss Wheeler. L. to R.: Miss Stanwood, chairman; Miss Wood, Miss Somers, Miss Pond, Miss Brett, Miss Bloomer, Miss Thomas, Miss Ferguson. i a Classics Department Mr. Smith, chairman. Sociology Department L. to R.: Mrs. Kennedy, chairman; Mr. Cobbledick, Mzr. Record. Government Department L. to R.: Mr. Lockard, Miss Dilley, chairman; Miss Holborn. Social Anthropology Department Mrs. Wessel, chairman. Mathematics Department L. to R.: Mrs. Quimby, Miss Bower, chairman; M. Ferguson. . , Philosophy il ii n '3 Department L. to R.: Mr. Morris, chairman; Miss Butler, Mr. Mack. Psychology Department L. to R.: Miss Baker, Miss Wylie, Mrs. Wesley. Music Department ' L. to R.: Miss Leslie, Mr. Dale, Miss Alter, Miss Jacynowicz, Mr. Quimby, chairman; NMiss Rapp. Economics Department L. to R.: Miss Warner, chairman; Miss Chamberlain, Miss Finney, Mr. Beebe, Miss Snider, Mrs. Ely. Russian Department Mr. Kasen-beg, chairman. Chemistry Department L. to R.: Miss Estes, Miss McKee, chairman; Miss Kelly, Miss Johnson, Miss Leidt. History Department L. to R.: Mr. Haines, Miss Roach, Miss Mul- vey, Mr. Cranz, Mr. Destler, chairman. Molly Hunt, president; L.a Pointe, Francine 1 1sher, Cor lJ I R.: : - Vs - .-x. - Barbara Ann Ackroyd History Meriden, Conn, You'll be sorry when I am dead and gone ... One ambition is to make Glee Club . .. Ack-Ack:the shuffle-foot . . . Her basic out- fits . . . Always immaculate . . . Chic clothes . . . Sentences which drift off into nothing ... Parliament cigarettes . . . Tres attractive ... Money problems . . . Her drinking glass ... Started the white bucks fad at C.C. . .. BB eyes. Patricia Geary Ahearn Zoology Washington, D. C. You know what I mean . . . Wonderful sense of humor . . . Scourge of the Arboretum frogs . . . Understanding confidante . . . A regular item on Dean's list52's Winthrop Scholar E Big smile and curly hair . . . One of the few who has a well-ordered existence . . . Very fair . . . A daily Buzz from Indiana . . . Wouldn't you like to contribute . . . Stoop dweller. Nancy Alderman Sociology New Haven, Conn. Nan . . . The smile that makes you happy . . . Oh, kids, let's do something exciting! . . . Organization is a virtue . . . Ecstatic squeals The summer at Wisconsin . . . Whole- hearted interest in others . . . Peppermint ice- cream fiend . . . Her hair never needs setting ... That work schedule pays off . . . Dinner- time interviews, good for the diet . . . Call Operator 22, New Haven. Mary Ann Allen English Coral Gables, Fla. Mickey . . . Her own kind of order from her own kind of chaos . . . Much mail from many miles . . . That goldfish look . . . Droll humor ... Eight o'clocks for art's sake . . . Affinity for intellectuals, but not necessarily . . . Junior vear in Florida . . . Did the Yale crew sweater keep you warm? . . . Beauteous long blond. ! ' Katharine Alling History of Art New Haven, Conn, Kathy . .. Why clutter up my mind with de- tails? . . . She's not lazy; she just loafs . . . Spur of the moment fun . .. Tall, dark, and regal . . . Star-gazing dreamer, but still efficient ... Ambition: to go without shoes forever . .. Generous and carefree . . . Flapper hair cut . . . Enthusiast on skies . . . A mind of her own, and thoughts for others. Norma Lee Anchin English Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Nikki . . . Small but mighty . . . Good fig- ure . . . Vogue personified . . . A menace with scissors . . . Oh, those hair cuts . . . Coffee ice- cream . . . Minimum study, maximum grade - . . Allnight talk fests . . . Is that my buz- zer? . . . Engaged to Larry Untermeyer . . . I'm going to graduate . . . He has green eyes - .. I'm almost ready . . . Literature enthu- siast . . . Good friend . . . Great fun. Margaret Leland Anderson Chemistry Memphis, Tenn. Piglet . . . Wants to monopolize the shugah market . . . Conscientious . . . Should strike for time and a half . . . What am 1 doing here? . . . Wardrobe of suits . . . Owns the Coca Cola Company . . . Dixieland lover . . . lodine drinker . . . Dunnuh . . . Charming ... A good friend . . . T'll get emotional . . . Save your Confederate money, boys, the South will rise again . . . A chemist's mind with a model's figure. Stella Andrews Government New London, Conn. Stell . . . Perpetually ready to join any argu- ment . . . You really don't say . . . A gov't major who wants to put her theories into prac- tice . . . The girl with positive opinions . . . Entertaining is her forte . . . Another com- muter who takes bridge and pinochle seriously . . . Vivid coloring . . . Friendly . . . Always ready to make someone elses troubles her OWT. Mary Bess Anthony English Leavenworth, Kan, Oh my! . . . Magazines, movies, and men., ., Fair Winds and Whispers . . . 93 Stuart .., The blond hair and the blue eyes . . . Ever English conscious, but struggles with her French . . . All he has to have is a yacht ... Cheery smile and sunny clothes . . . My father's not the warden . . . Thames . .. Calm but direct . . . A pregnant suggestion. Sara Backes Chemistry Wallingford, Conn. Sally . . . The inevitable winter coat and scarf . . . Bedroom eyes . . . Sense of humor- subtle and otherwise . . . Canasta Club . . . Scientific mind with more than a flair for the humanities . . . Sachems Head . . . Pertinent clich for every occasion . . . Tarters rather than jeans . . . Laundry-box room . . . All night marathons with papers due a month before. Ann Lorenz Ball Economics Wilton, Conn. Generous Ballso . . . If I could only wear heels . . . Hair ribbons for that long hair . . . Organization amid the chaos . . . Queen of the faux pas . . . Constantly making lists . . . I've done it again . . . Tar soap and sloppy slip- pers . . . Fabulous acquaintances . . . Con- glomerate taste in clothes . .. If I had a brain I'd be dangerous. Barbara Virginia Barnes Economics Merchantville, N. J. Bobbie . . . The fuchsia kid . . . Concentrates amid chaos . . . Bridge, anyone? . . . Caw- fee . . . Sunday afternoon is movie afternoon .. . The Flanders and handsome sun-tanned men . . . Ever-playing radio . . . Breakfast charm . . . Sticks to her guns . . . Cute as a button and about as big . . . Her mother was frightened by a speck of dust . . . Naivet in all its charm. Hi G -.....- Brenda Bennett Bell Economics Chevy Chase, M. Rings on her fingers, Bell's in her head . . Warshington . . . Vim and vigor mark all she does . . . Photographersort of . . . Great culinary capability . . . Smile, Brenda . .. Fussing with flowers for C. G. formals . .. Ec major specializing in the AP . . . Gre garious, definitely . . . Patriotic alarm clock . .. Chief advocate of an escalator from E. A to Fanning . . . Iphigenia lives here. Joan Blackman English New York, N.Y. This is the greatest! . . . Wants to reform the educational system and teach English ... Free thinker . . . Does homework to opera . . - Enthusiastic . . . An awareness of moral issues - - . Soulful-eyed . . . Blue-jeans under skirts .+ . Likes to write poetry . . . Counseling in summer camps is heaven . . . Isn't that tre- mendous! . . . Sensitive . . . Ex-co-ed from Syracuse. Flizabeth Blaustein Music Baltimore, Md. Betty . . . Maybe next week, Phyl . . . Twinkling fingers on typewriter and piano ... The wistful look . . . Unforgettable sum- mer at Wisconsin . . . Don't go! . . . Always sees the good side . . . Miss Gullible . . . Those distinguished grey hairs . . . What's the P.S. for? . .. Modest and open-minded . . . Warm personality . . . Loves to harmonize . . . Inter- national correspondence . . . Originality plus. Beverly Ann Bower Economics Kingston, Pa. Pennsylvania has everything - including Bevie . . . Never do today what you can put off 'til tomorrow . . . I'm discombobulated . .. Every decision is a major and vital one . . . The Wilkes-Barre Record . . . Daily special delivery letters from Mother . . . Annapolis goat . . . Bounce and sparkle, Jaughter and fun never a dull moment . . . Dreary-Duck . . . Tigress perfume. T Mww.mm T T e S e, R - S - Lucia Boyle History Denver, Col, Toosh . . . This twin has the Toni . .. I Denver, we . . . Mad about George Shearing . It's not Marajuana, it's only Fatima . .. Even disposition . . . What will she lose next? . Oh, bird! . . . Dying to go to Europe... Hey, you guys! . . . Those enviable eye- lashes . . . Always cheerful, always friendly . With a song in her heart. Elizabeth Brainard English Hartford, Conn. Mercy, Bun, alrighty! . . . An unbelievably even temper . . Cornmunlty ink-well . Knows where she s going . . . From the Halls of Montezuma to the shores of Saybrook Point . . . The Striders' baby sitter . . Empty coke bottles .- . A song on her llps with ukulele in hand . Unassummg . Ant- histamine pills for all . Always serene . . . Sports pro, Helen Brogan Math Groton, Conn. Sis . .. A golf pro and a pinochle shark . . . Gee's Louise . . . Roots for the Red Sox . . . Better known as Refrigerator Brogan . . . A paradox: Irish happy-go-lucky nature com- bined with consideration, reliability, and or- derliness . . . A hybrid: both resident and com- muter . . . Pedagoguee on Sundays . . . Pass ... Short bob . . . The other half of the math majors. Hopie Brooks Art Carpenteria, Cal. Yukabee . . . Femme fatale in tweeds . . . The self-appointed press agent for the Brooks' menage . . . The one and only even-tempered red-head . . . Divine expressions, but awfully corny jokes . . . California sunshine . . . The modest artist . . . You can blame her for the postman's fallen arches . . . Coffee diet . . . Friendship to the nth degree. HIHTRI i 1 i Sidney Brown Art Rhinelander, Wis, Vivacious Pocahontas . . . Paint be-splattered yellow jacket . . . Member of the Northem Lights . . . Monogram change after gradua- tion . . . Mail order catalogues . . . Sid lives in Lemon's shoe bag . . . Let's chow down .. . Consideration plus . . . The smallest in Schwiffs . . . Nightly trips to the mailbox. .. Commuter ticket on the N. Y., N. H, and Hartford . . . Is she coming or going? Sheila Burnell Government Torrington, Conn. Beela . . . The eyes of Texas are upon you, but the fleet's in now . . . Human alarm clock ... Parliamentarian . . . The mumble with 2 fallen cadence . . . Cuddle bumper . .. Turtle- neck sweaters and flapping slippers . . . Gypsy violinist . . . Where are Jackes, Burnell, and the UN heading? . . . Family mailbox and wardrobe . . . Supreme Court, beware our lady lawyer! A nn BU.SEQI' Seciology Hadlyme, Conn. Ancy . . . Ogden Nash devotee . . . So 1 said to the Maharajah . . . Alleviator of Gloom and Boredom . . . Agile eyebrows . . . Nobody appreciates my sense of humor . . . Sociology major with a soapbox . . . Press Board bound at 9. .. Uncanny sense of the ridiculous . . . The Oriental . . . Sensible brown oxfords . . . The Heffalump . . . Bridge by intuition . . . Cold hands mean a warm heart. Sally Ann Carleton Psychology New York, N. Y. Sal of limitless vitality . . . Capable and hard- working . . . Tiny nose and ears . . . Those wings . . . Dungarees are the cry . . . The Cape and Northfield forever . . . But really! . . . GNDL the BBB's . . . Malapropisms . . . I Can Dream, Can't I? . . . Di-vine! . . . But I'm built that way . . . High forehead means intelligence . . . Sticks to her guns. Claire Carpenter Physical Education Lansdowne, P, Lansdowne lingo . . . Cleopatterer and ballet blue . . . Anyone got any food? . . . Phila delphia's pretzel . . . Half-pint, but doubly nice . . . Playful, animated, and buoyant . . Corny jokes and ostrich hiding . . . From sport to sport around the clock . . . David is my favorite name . . . Chicklets unlimited . . . Her charm: a special friendliness . . . Oh, John ... Let's Shag. Elizabeth Cedar English West Hartford, Conn. Betty . . . Steig's Intellectual's woman . .. Canasta Club . . . Can't say no . . . Positive shes flunking every course she takes . . . Dis reputable footwear . . . Shower harmony . . . Humorously intelligent . . . Agonized Oh's ... But I haven't done a thing! . . . Driest of dry wits . . . Lackadaisical . . . Extended fif- teen minute naps . . . A vocabulary that makes you run to the dictionary . . . Athletic inability ... Subzero room. J ulie Clark History Wilmington, Del. The much-needed quiet member of the crew . .. Brothers and a sister . . . Naturally curly hair . . . Illegible handwriting . . . Bridge kibitzer . . . Neatness personified and mind of her own . . . Anyone done her math? . Shorts in the winter . . . Source of information about the C. G. A. . . . Habitual catnapper .. Calm in the face of the storm. Natalie B. Comen Latin Bridgeport, Conn. The familiar squeak of crepe-soled shoes . . . She's always ready for a group safari . . . I think it's hysterical . . . Friendship translated into five different languages . . . Blinking flash- bulbs and a clicking shutter . . . As a matter of fact . . . Baseball fiend, especially the Dodgers . . . The 10-pin topper in sparetime bowling . . . It's been real. M i!iitii.'hii;s.ffh U IR Rosamund Connolly Zoology New Bedford, Mass. Ros . . . I found out the most intcresting fact . Likes serious discussions . . . Bangs cover- ing unusually high hair line . . . Dislikes af- lcctatlon and insincerity . . . Sweet face .. Fascination with zoology .. . Late hours . .. Abortive attempts at playing a uke . .. Bach fanatic . . . Likes tennis and swimming . .. Varied souvenirs from the zoo lab reside in her room . . . Wants to be a veterinarian. Susan Vil Crowe Government Bucks County, Pa. Sue . . . That casual look . . . Party, party ... S. V. Culbertson . . . Champagne and caviar . Fast talker, fast walker, fast thinker . .. Where's my notebook? . . . Who else can study 20 minutes for an exam and get an A? . Frank . . . First woman president of the U.S. . . . Incongruity, thy name is Susan . .. One of saintly six. Nancy Ellen Day Chemistry Rumford, R. 1. Daisy . . . Conscientious to extreme . . . Spontaneously subtle humor . . . T'll keep the room neat, and you can keep it clean . . . Fourth floor Freeman's human alarm clock . . . Endless supply of magazines . . . Charles Ad- dam's ghoul . . . I'm not mad! Nothing's the matter! . . . Ready for class before the bell rings . . . Sketches and witty doodles in lec- tures. Sarah Jean Deisroth Economics Hazelton, Pa. Sally . .. Movies, anyone? . . . Lives on pop- corn, Good'n Plentlcs and potato chips . . . When adventure calls, Sally's there . . . A pre- breakfast silence . . . Like a page out of Vogue . Crossword puzzle queen . . . Meet me at thc Biltmore . . . Canasta and jazz . . . Never heard of Bobby pins . . . As genuine as one girl can get. g; zlnm 11;;1 i r!a; j 1' i li nlli i i et e s e e S i By e T St T et e e e v Wi ! Joan Donnally Feconomics Madison, Conn, The tailored woman . ... Smart member of the Northern Lights . . . The easy dignity be- hind which lies a mad wit . . . Winds up every party . . . A little bridge? . . . Member of Sitz, Mark, Inc. . . . Madison forever . ., Datk beauty . . . No coffee starting tomorrow . .. Good audience . . . Artistically inclined and quietly industrious . . . S.B. for only fifteen minutes? . . . Don. Ernestine Marie Dreyfus Music Rochester, N. V. Ginger . . . Shining hair . . . An Egyptian princess . . . Conscientious . . . The schedule -+ . Midnight typing sessions . . . Operator, Rochester please . . . Bulging mailbox . . Kindness . . . Oh gee, that's awful . .. Or ganization plus . . . Pass the pickles. . . From Tanglcwood to Edinburgh and back again ... TI'll sing for my supper . . . Generosity and willingness to share . . . Quiet hours! . .. Special delivery letters. i Rosemary Dunne French Westport, Conn. Posie . . . Takes history notes in French! .. Hy Po ... Dorothy Dix's protege: some- one to turn to . . . Ever ready Irish grin . . . Shuffling gait and unique process of peram- bulation . . . Posie pumpkin . . . Hobby: col- lects butterfliesin her stomach . . . I'm con- fused . . . I think I need some coffee . . . Sunshine for Seaside . . . La Mer, alors gai Paris. Louise Durfee Tiverton, B. 1. Government She's girl of the year . . . Chaotic Rabbit Row .. Khaki pants and blinding socks . . . It's a good thing it's just around the corner . . . Humanism is the cry . . . Economical . . . My hair is bent, isn't it? . . . Saltines and velveeta . . . Moocher of cigs . . . Sits through second features . . . A profound faith in peo- ple reflected by our Falth in her. i Hfi i tif ?P qt i ol e '.: .- -:::::g -m r--...;,,...';k--w-:f' -':: e Beverly Duryea Economics Garden City, N, Y. Beve . . . Bradford was never like this The cherubic smile . . . Full of fun on the town . . . Ambition: career behind a mahog- any desk . . . Thats a military secret . . Conscientious . . . Oh, the flawless complexion . Mad about pickles and cheese . . , The Duryea giggle . . . But I'm not happy just with Cs . . . Tease 'em and leave em. Naney H. E ldredge History Tolland, Conn. Let's elevate the tone of this conversation -+ - Quiet sense of humor . . . Glutton for hard work in the lib . . . Diminutive . . . What were your famous last words? . . . Interests that center around theater work . . . Has the wanderlust . . . Smile that lights the world - - Femininity . . . I'll clue you . . . The little one from Tolland. Janice Engler Economics South Orange, N. . Wishing on a star . . . Don't say that about New Jersey . . . Jan . . . Her raccoon coat and dry wit . . . Oh, brother . . . Are you two sisters? . . . Morning tea . . . Hamburgers and French fries . . . Shall T part it in the middle or on the side? . . . Those long train rides . . . Potpourri . . . Never known to argue. Julia Kay Enyart Art History Akron, Ohio Julie . . . What's the straight poop? . . . Per- petually off her schedule . . . The basic orange dress . . . Complete transformation on week- ends . .. Cleveland fan . . . I'm only 100 dol- lars overdrawn this month . . . Erratic studies . . Lost without her eyelash curler . . . To bed at 9:30 . . . That unfinished knitting . . . Five more flights . . . Fearless . . . They are all stinkers. e SR o e e gy fi 1 W,x et et e e e e Cordelia Ettl Economics Princeton, N. . Tules, it's war .. . Cordy . . . Oh, come on, you all . . . Rabid, conservative Republican ... Is he tall? . . . Hoards size 10 shoes . .. Tall, blond, graceful . . . Faux pas champion .. . Always ready for bridge or movies . .. A box of food with laundry thrown in . .. Would anyone want my picture? . . . Sole cleaner of the tower . . . Five more flights. Marion Fay Economics Norwalk, Conn. Mame . . . Oh, it'll turn out all right . .. Red roses, beer glasses, and long distance calls - - . Affectionate sarcasm . . . Bustling activity . - . Chain smoker . . . Those poetic flings . . . Mid-winter tan . . . Pencil behind the ear . .. Schlafzimmeraugen . . . Loves hospitals, hates internes . . . Mischievous look . . . News trav- els fast . . . Persuasive and determined . . . Responsible femininity, in spite of it all. Susan Fifield Zoology Holyoke, Mass. Sue . . . Wears the sweet essence of formalde- hyde . . . Not holy-oke, whole-yolk . . . Jesum Crow . . . Squeaky shoes . . . The hand-knit sweaters . . . Tea at ten . . . Trans- Atlantic phone calls . . . Has anyone seen Maria Louisa? . . . But it's our dress . . . Efficiency personified . . . Ambitious submer- sive . . . Christopher Columbus . . . Down street on Sad'dy for hamburgers. I oan Fischer English Philadelphia, Pa. Fish . . . Tally ho, everybody . . . Think I'll let my bangs grow in . . . A tortoise can eat faster . . . Cahla lilies in Philadelphia . . . Too many deadlines and not enough time . . . But Sue, I'm wearing my dress tonight . . . Hard day at the office . . . Bills and Bills . . . Guess who just called? . . . Subtle humor, la Fischer . . . Quiet, sometimes. e e S Pt T e e e W T Kitty Fischer Psychology Dubendorf, Switzerland Dr. Fischer . . . From the ridiculous to the sub- lime and back again . . . Feeding mice . ., Quiet, please . . . K.B. humane society . .. Storm coats and skiing . . . French songs and 2 cosmopolitan accent . . . Hair flying in the breeze . . . Our Socrates . . . Intense and pen- etrating psychoanalysis . . . Curly wet hair in the morning . . . Natural abandon and warmth. Corinne Fisher History Cleveland, Ohio :.Corky,, - .. Wardrobe mistress for Sister . . . The Giggle . . . Cool, calm, and collected -+ . The epitome of tact . . . The haunted on-d' - -+ - She succumbed to the nightgown brigade . . . Thames . . . Mammoth birthday cakes and oranges in season or out . . . Mar rying the boy next door . . . Let's goof off - - - Perfectly groomed, even for gym. Anne Flemming Government Providence, R. 1. If it's on the screen she likes it . . . Flem . . . Yardley, may I please have a cigarette? . . . Probably the only gov major who doesn't know who's next in line for the presidency . . . The alarm clock which never worksand when it does, it's to no avail . . . A hard but unsung worker, Elizabeth Richardson Floyd Government Pittsfield, Mass. Betty . . . No one has straighter hair than I do! . . . Belated and concentrated study . . . A place for everything and nothing in its place . An over-crowded bulletin board . . . Brownies from home . . . Fun-loving and travel happy . . . Hair styles for all . . . Always sees both sides to a problem . . . Girls, I have to WOTI-:.,' lld ! H Edhn i il ii fill i i 1 I i L i i T ITInTnoso et T Ann Foster Child Development Kansas City, Mo, Always in a contagiously gay mood; always T Abnormal fear of wind and cold weatherthat's why she came to Conn. . . Wears snuggies . . . Her face could pass for Puck's . . . He's a sweetie . . . Charleston lessons in K.B. living-room . . . That's nice . .. Crazy about N.Y. and Broadway . . . But permanently broke . . . Peck and Peck type with a dash of Capezio. Suzanne Foster Sociology Garden City, N. Y. Sue . . . Where's Ruth? . . . She's neatness personified . . . Impetuous but cautious . .. Re- served, level-headed, unruffled . . . Black coffee . - - The long phone calls . . . Pierced ears . . Veiled look . . . One who does not try to geta fan . . . Those sudden departures . . . First fflomf!s sphinx . . . Efficiency plus . . . Strictly lCIIlIl':'ine apparel . . . Sophisticated and el gant woman of distinction. Fairfield Frank Bronxville, N. Y. Home Economics Frankie . . . Blushes hide her iron determina- tion . . . Member of the Northern Lights . . . Come on down and talk to me . . . Baby face . . . Music going 'round and 'round . . . He's an awfully nice guy . . . Staunch de- fender of pots and pans . . . Sly winks and sign language . . . Lives up to her name . . . I can't work. Helen Fricke Economics Merion, Pa. You try and keep her relatives straight . . . Frick . . . A frustrated Mary Margaret Mac- Bride . . . One of the stoop dwellers . . . Rec Hall or bust . . . Lively and enthusiastic . . . Anyone want to go to the S.B. or the C.D.? . - Lacrosse and hockey champ . . . Suit's the thing . . . Executive ability . . . The famous ivy descent during Mascot Hunt. et et o e i e e T Carolyn H elaine Fried Economics Youngstown, Ohio What am I gonna do? . . . The eventful six week summers in Hartford . . . Known for the non-committal statement . . . In Youngs town- Stories of Dits and Gwen . . . Sleepy- eyed eight o'clock waits . . . Full of fun with a good word for everyone . . . The modulated tones . . . Sensitive, serene, and the delicate touch. Ruth Elinor Gardner Zoology Middletown, Mass. Our share of the Gardner trio . . . Laughter convulsed beyond sound . . . Thoughtful contributions to discussion . . . A mind of her own . .. Well anyways . . . Patient and will 'ng to explain . . . The lo-o-ong bath . . . Zoo major, or Who's going to kill the cat? . . . Six suitcases for 3 weekend home . . . Un- assuming scholarship . . . So nice to know. lane Gerhardt History Chicago, 11I. Hi Gang . . . Does anyone know a Tim- othy Scott? . . . Gullible as they come . . . Western boor . . . The Gerhardts eat well - .. But I don't live in the stock yards . . . From soap-operas to symphonies . . . Athletic enthusiast . . . Class spirit . . . I there's any- thing I hate it's slaughtering the King's Eng- lish . . . The one we love to tease! Caroline Gibson History Hudson Falls, N. Y. Gibby . . . The bouncey walk that gets her everywhere . . . But kids, I promise never to see him again . . . Thames . . . Fills up sign- out sheets . .. Is that Kootie's shirt or yours? -+ - Score-keeper of the mountain . . . But kids, I have a tough facel . . . Repeatedly amazing tales of Emma Willard and Hudson Falls . . . Pros and cons. Janet Gilchrist History Hastings-on-the-Hudson, N. Y, Jan . .. Predictably unpredictable . . . Cantata Club . . . The necessary chair and bookease arrangement . . . Chain, chain, chain . ., Cleans her room with a miniature clothes brush . . . The aesthete . . . Monkey gymnas tics on balconies and on people . . . Folk songs - . The graceful and ash blond look . . . High ideals . . . I've got my eyebrows on tonight ... Terpsichore is her Muse. Marie Louise Godfrey Psychology Rye,N.Y. Bunny S and dint .. Adorable nose AL always say please . . . Splurge for Bee- thoven . . . Sun-porch seminar . . . Brooks Brothers shorts . . . Short hair is best . - - The blush that always fools them . . . Cable- stitch socks . . . A room that could double for an obstacle course . . . Skj enthusiast . .. I pPromise not to sing this weekend . . . One of the saintly six. Barbara Goldman Child Development Cincinnati, Ohio I came East for culture . . . Afternoon tea ... I just can't grow a philodendron . . . Nursery school connoisseur . . . That healthy look . . . My daddy is a Yale man, but Har- vard's for me . . . Symphonies and study . . . It I only had the energy to get there . . . Left her heart in France one summer . . . Game for anything. Elizabeth Ann Gosselin P sychology West Hartford, Conn. Betsy . . . See my natural curl? . . . Never leaves a job half done . . . From the Charles- ton to Beethoven's Third in one evening . . . Mother's sending cupcakes next weekdo you have anything to eat? . . . Continually rrowing someone's best dress for Wig and Candle . . . Milk train trips . . . Aren't I getting thinner? . . . Little-girl look. e ERERE s e BT e Alice Green Grant History South Dartmouth, Mass, That ever-wiggling foot . . . Full of friendly curiosity and motherly advice . . . For lost articles, ask Al; she'll always know . . . Black and blue Mondays . . . Baggy slippersocks .+ . Let me see . . . Always around when needed most . . . Knitting is her second inter est, her first being Harry . . . Those wine colored clothes . . . Giggles and good-nature. Pauline Esther Grisch Chemistry Windsor, Conn Polly . . . Procrastination plusi.. Makes dean's list a habit . . . Tranquil nature and subtle humor . . . Gray-green eyes and hair like a Breck ad . . . Gets that way from living with Rheumy . . . Really believes in astro- ogy and prunes . . . Genuine Lab Lily . .. Lives to finish French notebook . . . Loves ice cream and the color green . . . Sunday night fortune-telling sessions. Carole Betty Grossman Government Rockville Centre, N. Y, C.G. . .. The frantic student . . . Problems galore . . . A box for every use . . . What will I wear this weekend? . . . Pixie eyebrows . . . T can only play bridge for a few minutes ... Good sport . . . The battle of the alarm clock . .. T simply must go to class . .. Cute smile and dimples . . . I'm expecting a phone call ... Does anyone have a cigarette? Barbara Jean Gueinzius Social Anthropology Green Bay, Wis. Sis the veep . . . The product of college metamorphosis . . . Avid supporter of the Green Bay Packers and Brother John . .. The haunted roommate . . . Thames . . . Them brown spaniel eyes . . . It's the best letter I've ever seen . . . From Herskovits to Mademoi- selle . . . Sunny Bermuda . . . Music from Bach and Shearing . . . Sparks under a little- girl veneer, Sylvia Gundersen English Waterford, Conn. Syl ... When I lived in Camden . .. Proud of her glistening black Pontiac . . . Soft, blond page-boy . . . Sunday morning school marm .. . You're kidding! . . . From Westbrook to Cohanzie to C.C., and prexy of Commut- ers' Club . . . Hasn't yet succumbed to the blue jeans and sloppy shirt formula . .. Real- ly . . . Easy to know. Mary Lay Hadden History Peekskill, N. Y. Ltlwes to study, but the magazines call . . . Joe DiMaggio fan . . . Twenty-four hour naps + - Please straighten your room so Emma can clean . . Myopia and I . . . Dream girl of HKA and K.B's favorite vampire . . . Aristo- cratlcafeet - - . Hail to thee, of Willoughby -+ + Big test tomorrow; fourth for bridge? - - - Explosive laughter . . . Friendly and full of fun. Elinor Haider Social Anthropology Bronxville, N. Y. Ellie . .. Will someone play bridge with me? ... She came from Denison with a sorority pin . .. Spends all her time in study of man ... That dreamy formal . . . Even hears the shuffling of cards from down in the valley . . . Always there for conversation . . . The Cape, crosswords, and a glaring light bulb . . . Hey, you kids! Elizabeth Ann Hamilton Economics Manitowoc, Wis. Cordy, just one more game before bed . . . Probably Dr. Warnshuis' best customer . . . Comes home with everything from false noses 0 leaping frogs . . . There are a few people in Manitowoc . . . Teller of tall tales . . . Liz +. Tiny feet . . . Summers with Al Capone ... Her giggle . . . Giver of gifts . . . In- numerable nieces and nephews . . . Five more flights, Harriet Elizabeth Hamilton History Patterson Heights, Py Diverse character . . . Dangle earrings and colortul high heels . . . Keeper of the bathtub ... Wake me up for dinner . . . Bombastic - Ya-ta-ta, ya-tata . . . I love my room' - - . Rationalizer supreme . . . Mad for parties ... Doesn't anyone wear my size? . .. Pop corn Crew . . . The willing hand . . . Hair pulled back . . . Procrastinator . . . The boom- ing laugh and deep voice. Esther Maye Ham.maker French T hurmont, Md. LB A Always ready with a pun . . . Minc ing walk . . Easy-going . . . Bach lover. .. Would like to be 2 secretary in French Em- bassy . . . Fond of purple . . . Maryland drawl -+ + Multi-colored glasses . . . Cleanliness is next to Godliness , . . Plays the organ . . . Quiet manner but prone to frequent outbursts -+ . Ex-coed from Wittenburg College, Spring- field, Ohio, e Mary Harbert Child Development Greenville, Del. Tall and dark . .. A gypsy look, complete with bandanas . . Early, early morning croquet C'mon, it's time for dinner . Explo- sive reactions and spontaneou'i warmth The golfer supreme . . . But Wllmmgton is so feudalistic! . . . A child,s delight . . . Rum swizzles . . . The week in Cape Cod . . . Al- ways has wet hair on blind dates. Mary Harrison English, Glen Ridge, N. . Mare . . . Roses, rainbows, and Rachman- inoff . . . As long as he's tall, dark, handsome, and intelligent . . . Morning t.heu ey While you're up, would you . . .3 . . . Elec- tive affinities . . - Her eyes on the stars with her feet on the ground . . . Intellectual inter- est and intensity . Brou ning and the wild joys of living . ch-mpathy with a smile. e i i '! i 1i il e Hope Hayman Music Forest Hills, N. Y. H. . . . Joy cometh in the morning .., Music major, but a monotone . . . 49 broken hearts . . . Numerous uncles, none related .. . Brother Bob . . . Let's have a party . ., Strenuous but silent laughter . . . Understand: ing . . . Very sane, but very insane . . . Some- times partyish, sometimes pensive . . . Always at Holmes . . . Here abideth faith, hope, and love, but the greatest of these is love. Jean Elizabeth Heuwitt History Poquonnock Bridge, Conn. A spelling completely her own . . . Jeannie Today's a Liberty day!!! . . . Angus is strictly for busincss-monkey, that is! . . . Tempta- tion . . . Her children . . . Hoarding nickels for the phone booth . . . Petite . . . Ensign and Mrs. Richard Thomas, as of June, 52 . .. She knows more about the Academy than the ?c?miral -+ Where's my pen? . . . Long air. Marguerite Pierrepont Hoadley Chemistry Washington, Conn. Pidge . . . What did you say? . . . Ensign O'Connell . . . The girl with the one green eye . . . Unpredictable sense of humor: never can tell what she's going to laugh at . . . You'll only see my room like this once . . . Fantastic inspirations . . . Nothing's sacred when it comes to props . . . Strong maternal instincts . . . Generosity. Arlene N. Hochman Art Brooklyn, N. Y. The banging door . . . If it didnt happen in the seventeenth century, don't ask me! . . . The imaginative angle . . . Tartan jacket . . . The New York look . . . Now, let's be basic - . Can't possibly think before four A.M. -+ How can I do four etchings and a paper by tomorrow? . . . Limitless information, in- terests, and ideas . . . Quips and witticisms ala Hockey. e R e s Jane Hough Economics Washington, D. C, I should work, but I'm so sleepy . . . Always a paper due . . . Statuesque and blond . Those periodic diets offset by orgies of food . . . Yale blue, of course . . . I wish Ray would call . . . Sees the good in everyone and the bright side to everything . . . Cigarettes always handy . . . Photo-papered wall . . Poise and charm. Julie Ann Hovey Economics Springfield, Mass. Hello, ladies . . . The red glasses . . . Julie of the convulsive laugh . . . Diets til ice cream time . . . The trek to Holmes Hall . . . Sitz- Mark Inc. . . . Habitant of the little-room -+ . Perfectionist . . . Flashing eyes . . . Globe trotter . . . Bach B. Minor problems to say nothing of Compet sing . . . And, last but not least, Shwiffs, Molly G. Hunt Zoology New York, N. Y. Molly with a hole in her stocking . . . A hid- den desire to dance on a bar . . . Laryngitis monotone . . . Whoop-de-doo . . . A friend toall ... The everready blush . . . Coffee and coffee ice cream . . . Movie squirmer . . . Al- ways busy, always on the move . . . Dee seated hatred for ukuleles . . . The kind word ... Even tempered good nature, always with a smile. Isabelle Inkley English Cleveland, Ohio Swip . .. Thoughtful . . . Vivacious . . . Anybody got anything I can wear? ; Chic . . . Sudden smile . . . Half hour alarm clock ritual . . . Mary Ann, will you please stop twisting your hair! . . . Conn-Chords and Nutty-Megs to Sibelius . . . Steadfast and re- sponsible . . , J hope we'll never be like that - Witty when you're not looking. SR A Ei i fjlil f! 1 i it it Nancy Iosephine Iackes English St. Louis, Mo. Nance . . . The never finished sentence . .. In retrospect . . . The tortured lock of hair .. . Senior privilegesfinally a Sunday at Vir ginia! . . . That inimitable Jackesian humor .. The first hundred years are the hardest ... Summers down on the farm . . . Delights in superlatives . . . A hosiery ad's dream . .. The warm-heartedness that wins friends and influences people. Edythe Hall Jarvis History Fairfield, Conn. E.. s Toto . . . Vital . . . Connoisseur of Eood living . . . An athlete . . . The Dixon bumf: 3 Misty I-;loncl hair . . . Fifteen-tooth- rus Elashlng smile . . , My kingdom for the ::I?S;I - - . World traveler . . . Conn-Chords inal utty-Megs . . . Den-dweller . . . Orig- Synonyms . . . She wakes up gleeping - - . True black Republican. Gloria Ann Jones English Jackson, Ohio Enthusiasm! . . . Amiably ambitious . . . You can always count on Gloria . . . Constructive imagination . . . Patient and candid . . . Spon- taneous histrionics . . . Vivid hair, electric blue eyes, and cavernous dimples! . . . Papers mass produced . . . Christened every city in Europe . . . Laughs from her boots . . . Ton of talent . . . Another den-dweller . . . Conn- Chords and Nutty-Megs . . . Light-switch smile. Joan Susanne Katz History New York, N. Y. HRUSty . First to see the funny side and point it out with that basso- profundo laugh - Brooks Bros., of course . . . But I've got iadate three weeks from now. . . . Rus-Rus 18 going to the lib-lib. . . . Interested in every- thmg, everybody . . . Intense . . . Leisurely breakfasts . The continental touch . COnversatlonahst supreme . . . Holmquist . . Raison d'8tre: art and llterature e b et et o et iy Ilimhl..llllHLEi!i!tillemllililluhl11 m i IJ' 'PII illil,hi . I et - I e i e - Roberta Lee Katz Child Development Mineola, N. Y. Bobby . . . Purposcful misinterpretations .. . Fluctuating personality . . . Pills, pills, pills . . . Ghall I send him a birthday card? . It's all relatives . . . Physiological counsel- ing by Dr. Katz . . . Choice technical ter- minology with a human touch . . . Spontane- ous and unrehearsed . . . Any time is bridge time . . . Undiscriminating funnybone . . . That shaggy dog look . . . He was a nice boy. . . . Always understanding advice. Ia,net Bryden Kellock English New Rochelle, N. Y. f'N,,-cvur underestimate the powers of a wom- an e Always losing one earring . . . Jannie e Blue Moon . . . The animal . . . Passion for doughnuts . . . Wheres Little Albert? Perpetually knitting everything from argyles B dresses . . acela vietl o, . Long eye- lashes . . . Not too funny . . . CaneeDHe,nd Ways E;C;I?tg:i?,nf:lo?d hiair aund tall men . .. Al S g papers . .. The Puddle Jumper - Her nephews. Iudith Keuogg History Hudson Falls, N. Y. Judy.... The thing of it is . . . The sun wor- shipper . . . So very cuddly . . . Great passion for blue . . . To go with the eyes . . . Per- petually cheerful grin and four-day week-ends ... Thames . . . A visit to Tere and a yellow convertible . . . Just a little girl . . . Slimmest mountaineer . . . It's drawahs, not drawers! ... Small in form but not in personality. I ane Wilson Kerr Social Anthropology Washington, D. C. Janie . ., Sympathetic warmth and responsive- 16ss... The Art of Living . . . Artistic sensi- Wity . . . Rises with the sun . . . Beautiful hair which curls on week-ends! . . . T'wo on the Aisle . . . Boby's the boss now . . . motherly advice . , Squats Turkish fashion on the floor surounded by books and papers . . . Anthro- Pology patterns her culture. e F e i i P - . - s e 3 T - Rachael W. Kilbourne History Columbus, Ohio Rache . . . Full of the devil . ... Dictionary of jokes . . . Cute figure . .. Chapeaux . . . Meticulous . . . Cole Porter fan . . . Frequent- ly lists to port . . . A curly one . . . Efficiency plus . . . Little doctor . . . Infectious giggle . Eat the biscuit . . . Shuns bridge . .. French fried potatoes and whipped cream ... Has Hick fits . . . wants at least four . .. One of saintly six. Catherine Anne Kirch English Des Moines, lowa Cathy . . . Determined! . . . Don't do now wha:t you can put off indefinitely . . . A i;:;lhh gg:cam in her eyes when l;atching an - Crossword puzzle expert who knows wc-;rds no one else has ever heard of Ten- minute bridge games . . ., LLW.M V b A Charles Addams sense of humor .. ; I. .W;Jrst lookmg sneakers on campus. Helen Knighl French Hensonville, N. Y. Honey . . - I wish my boy would call to- night . . . Packs a week in advance . . . Youve upset my whole routine . . . Only nit five pairs of socks this week . . . Letter a day from West Point fianc Sully Johnson ... Always hungry . . . Spontaneous giggle ... Laughs at all your jokes . . . Doesn't any- one but me ever wash the bathtub? Bette Snow Knowlton English South Orange, N. . Pixels and Lurps . . . Fanciful editorials in 9u3rlcrfy -+ + Chagall, champagne, and .,Sd'leherazacle - -+ Vivid imagination . . . Another helping of potatoes, please . . . Spaghetti and wine by candlelight . . . Lover ?tfn:he fifeFaItS I'll think about it tomor- -+ Irontier pants . . . It seemed like a odidea at the time . . Breakfast with song . The sky's the limit. Ann Crockett Knox Art Nashville, Tenn. Belle of the Coast Guard formals . . . An af- finity for white Persian cats and classical mu- sic . . . Inclination for the arts . . . Those lovely eyes . . . The charm of the South . .. Three A.M. lights . . . Semper Paratus is her guide . . . An aura of tranquility . . . The touch of the artist is in her hands. Romaine Elizabeth Kryskill ZI'J y 1 ology Corapolis, Pa. i o iy Iiryb -+ . I've got so much to do, think I'l il a nap and get that over with first . . . 1 cohy J - 1 L : ttached to Tommy . . . Whimsical sense of Wmor an ierci i i i Sl 1d piercing glg.glc -+ . Reddish glint er 1air . . . I use Tintair, what's vour ex- . se.nj ...+ Freckles and 21 inch waisc tiim ndbox outfits . . . Passion for orange lipstick - .. Three showers a day. b Vary Katherine Lackey Home Economics Pelham Manor, N. Y. MK ... What's a six letter word for Ara- bian coin . . . Pixie grin and giggles . . . Yale prioity . .. Do you think I'm getting measles again? . . . Versatility from the tennis court o the piano . . . Her phone calls clog the lines . IF he went to Andover, I'm sure I'd know him . . . Always natural and always friendly. Elizabeth Lahm English Stamford, Conn. ;11 -+ You're only projecting! . . . Interest M people for seventy mental reasons . . . Cinkled nose . . . Never at a loss for words ++. Talks to horses . . . Receptive to new ideas -+ Enjoys painting . . . Peasant's feet . . . Ufffonventionally conventional . . . But my ar d.OES have red tints. . . . Wants to be a Mychiatric soeial worker, continue painting, and win 3 horse show. 4 i VN N Y Dene Laib Art History Detroit, Mich. King of the mountain . . . Who took my- Judy, Gibson? . . . 93 Stuart . . . Supports Bell Telephone . . . Got to go to New York this weekend . . . 8 am. Fog . . . Third floor cormmons room . . . Pros and Cons . . . If you'll pardon the expression . . . Thames . . Repartee and a red-haired grin . . . Europe . . . Whispering Smith . . . Her own menagerie . . . Remember, keep smiling. Na.ncy Margaret Laicuey Child Development Shaker Heights, Ohio Always laughing . . . Never a dull moment - - . Inhibitions . . . Three-day weekends to the dentist in Boston . . . Com;nunitv clothes closet R There must be a poin't to this course . . Methodical madman . . . Female blrd-dog, but really just friendly . . . Love for travel . . . Europe, look out! . . . Loves x-'c:unt:r- sters and will always be one. Francine Elizabeth LaPointe English Ticonderoga, N. Y. Enter then! . . . Room constantly full of people . . . Fun loving . . . Practical joker . . . Anavid movie fan . . . OF the landed gentry ... Fort Ty . .. I'm scared of the dark . . . Perpetually combing her hair . . . Revival leader . . . What should I do? . . . Constant worrier . . . A serious, sincere side for a special few ... Deep warmth for all . . . Filly-Loo! Leila Larson Philosophy Harrison, N. Y. Lee. I fifty per cent of the Philosophy department Beauty rests at nine . . . Or- chids and gardenias . . . That don't-tread-on- mebefore-breakfast? look . . . Sophistication and striking poise . , . Laughter and tears . . . TdePhGne calls for dessert . . . Advance tick- to the ballet . . , The cashmere collection v Tm exhausted . . . Sympathy with un- tanding. Iean Lattner Sociology Des Moines, lowa Slim . . . The girl with the pink hair ... As naughty as Ellsworth . . . Flashbulbs in most unexpected places . . . Thames . . . I'll clue YOI . onrs LlEE independence reigns supreme . . . Hoping for the Last of the Big-time spenders . . . Conscious of her Soc. larnin' . . . Sporadic studies . . . T care less . .. American Beauty with that Paris look . . . The raised eyebrow. Jane Campbell Law English . Scarsdale, N. Y. Wgrm understanding ... I feel a pun coming on e Thames . . . Our leader in innocence + + . Cla-as-ssy . . . The home-cut hair . . . Steady transit from New Haven to the Cape -+ . Ever ready with Sloan's liniment . . . Valn Gogh and El Greco . . . The problems of Ezmg SOCIGI-. - Will she have that year's neymoon in Scotland? i Patricia Mae Sherman LeFeuvre Psychology Forest Hills, N. Y. Sherm . . . Has bridge down to a science The Sherman shirts . . . Been a liar all my life . .. Dark eyes . . . He's the sweetest gaiy in the world! . . . Those Saturday night blues . . . T only got twelve hours sleep last night .. . Weekend at the Waldorf . . . She's a Mrs. now . . . Her complexion's a photog- rapher's pleasure . . . In general the Conover fype: Monica Lennox Art Indianapolis, Ind. Monnie . . . Soulful brown eyes . . . Neat ex- g Thursdays .. . Charcoal . . . The art- project blues . Jeepers ... But they do Wear shoes in Indlana . . . Allround hard Worker . . . News associate editor s AR PWP e who wear glasses . . . Willing and able help out . . . The Hfty cent lecture . . . Ile trotting IW Leaguer . . . Always in a e et e , e E e e e et et Trnmmal S JA! ! :rll F I Ii' H, ; Jean Evelyn Lewis English New York, N. Y. That long, long hair, neatly turned underon weekends . . . Talks in her sleep about far away places and that certain day with Dave ... Trinkets, stuffed animals, scrapbooks, and souvenirs from Yale . . . Always saying New York's my home, but seems to live in Engle- wood . . . Let's have a party . . . Flair for poetry as well as prose. Janet A. Lindstrom Home Economics West Englewood, N. . ,!; 4 Oh, man! . . . The wholesome wede . . e ;0 s ; I.njpc,ccablc .. . Gram -and her okies . . . The Rogues Gallery . . . Service League and refreshment squad . . . More than COl g i bffnpatcnt -+ . Aquamarine Lotion . . . Sings efore breakfast! . . . A finger in every pie thmu, . .. Even cooking in chem lab! -+ - Hopes to achieve success in home ec. ractics I? ctically . . . Well worn path between Acad- emy and Freeman, Dana Louria Sociology Brooklyn, N. Y. Dede . . . Snow-white complexion . . . Long, dark hair . . . I'm on a diet but pass the po- tatoes . . . Loud voice at midnight . . . That laugh . . . La confidante . . . Gardenias and long-distance phone calls . . . My but people are fascinating . . . Sensible and even-tem- pered . . . Burns the midnight oil . . . Is there a doctor in the house? . . . Kitchen CEPCI'S. Shirley Ann Lukens Education West Hartford, Conn. Whee, the weekend starts tomorrow . . . Sundays with Dick and thermo-dynamics . . . Fiir.v tale girl with a storybook courtship . . . Bice mixture of sense and nonsense . ... Rose O-Iilored glasses . . . Hidden flair for the whim- sl .. . Feminine . . . One of the few who lexds an organized life . . . Always herself . . Merry chuckle . . A dreamer, but practical forall that , Nice to know. e 3 R e s et sy T S Arien Hausknecht Mack Philosophy New London, Conn. Frank and unconventional . . . Sophisticated, but kittenish with occasional reversions to sec- ond childhood . . . Love of exotic foods . . . Petite and strikingly attractive; the brain of the crew . . . C.C. in three years . . . Now back in a new capacity . . . Gullible.. .. A de- bator more than capable of holding her own ... A Ford in her past, an Oldsmobile in her future. Iosephine MacManus Art Pelham Manor, N. Y. Diet starts tomorrow . . . The oreatest of party ?;irls with Monday remorse m . Cheery il?spomilon .+ . Not Pelham but Pelham 1. danort LT enns enthusiast . . . Three strenuous terms as social chairman . . . South- ern dxmwl at odd moments . . . Expressive eyes ;;L.lc; i Jxlvlnz-' on the slopes . . . Our candidate to ceed Grandma Moses . . Modest . . . H the Bermuda bug . . - Stoop-dweller. Monique C. Maisonpierre French New York, N. Y. Meckie . . . Sincerity tempered with a sense of humor . . . The world's best audience . . . Sparkling brown eyes . . . Contagious laugh ... Perpetual tan . . . Tennis enthusiast . . . I can't decide whether to think in French or English . . . Those complicated letters and posteards . . . What am I going to do? . . . But I don't understand . . . Endless experi- ment anecdotes, Ruth Mary Manecke Loology Roslyn, N. Y. That gentleman prefers a red-head . . Manecke's menagerie . . . The far-away look -+ What was for breakfast? . . . Delighttul freckles . . . Must get tanned . . . Frog legs ind fish heads . . . Who's the phone for? - ',Rubber'.ioimed contortionist . . . A combi- Yation of romanticism with modern 20th cen- NIy type at its best . . Interesting personality nder haPP,V'gO'IllCRy surface. Joan Louise Mars land Government Holyoke, Mass. Marsie . . . The doll-baby exterior . . . Keeps milkman hours . . . Our Puritan father . .. Satin because . . . Couldn't sleep without Peter George . . . Periodical cleaning binges .. . Roma Dicta Est . . . The Holyoke Tran- script at chapel period . . . An irresistible charmer . . . Shampoo causes a metamorphosis ... Telephone fibber . . . Moments of uncon- tained hilarity . . . That certain je ne sais quoi. Sara Jane Maschal Botany Westport, Conn. Rascal Maschal . . , Unorthodox buttoning of her campus coat . . . One never knows . . . Last minute botany major . . . Have you seen My newest acquisition? . . . Doodler extra- ordinaire . . . She reigns in a friendly room nm Bu!abling Soda? , . CCOQ enthusissm that paid off . . . Amazed eyebrows above a perky nose . . . Persistent and discerning logic - - Engaging individualist commutir?o be- tween here and New Haven. 5 Roberta E. Mauro Chemistry Providence, R. I. Dark hair streaked with grey . . . Generous Bobby . . . Pop corn Crew . . . Prankster . . Hello? . . . Bridge shark . . . The orange aveater . .. Wants to work in an FBI lab . . . Spghetti for everyone . . . That laugh . . . cared ya', didn't I? . . . Everybody's typist .. Purple and gold . . . Learned a new word wday .. . Blend of naivet and quick percep- tion. IG?CE T.eeming Mayfield Liogy . New London, Conn. Th? curly-headed M7 s coe - LeoRT s S e by 10:30 tonight! . . . Loves all felines - My pal, the dogfish embryo . . . Those A yard noises . . . Member of the Northern 5 ... Only one more lab this week o+ The vivacious head of the Shwiffs . . 'i;:f misses a trick . . . Lemon plus Stan's mas wedding bells. Elizabeth McLane Psychology New Canaan, Conn. Betsy . . . But I study better with a room- mate . . . Barber of K.B. . . . That queenly poise . . . Sunday symphony sessions . . . Turned-up nose and ready smile . . . How revolting! . . . Never too busy to help a friend . .. Country girl sophistication . . . Eventtul chaperoning to Europe . . . Hey, who left the ring in the bath tub? . . . The worst is over; I survived Monday. I b e AL b Genevieve MecLaren Economics San Mateo, Cal. Gene . . . The California look . . . Some- body tull;'tc.J me! . , . Cute legs . . . Scotch? i A 1. f- oor girl . . . Tas TIC e Dl Perpetual blush . .. o0 have a personal kindergarten including six sons . . . Joke appreciator . . . Jovial . . . E.DVGH tempered . . . One of saintly six. Kaye M cLatchie Child Development Greenwich, Conn. Always pleasant except she won't, will not, re- fuses to talk before breakfast . . . McLatch xccupies most popular room on K.B.'s pent- house floor . . . Ambition is to settle in one place and never move again . . . Big noise fom Winnetka, that's Kaye! . . . Degas, De- bussy and Danilova . . . Modern dance group ... Hawaiian shirts and plaid pedal pushers. Winann Rogerson Mevyer Child Development Peoria, I11. B. t when did the alarm go off? . . . Blue prnts for architecture and graphs for nutri- fon. .. A whiz on the tennis courts . . . Never 3dull moment . , . A five-course breakfast in e minute flat . . . Surrounded by good-look- men . .. I've modeled and modeled but Where's the publicity! . . . Shining hair and golden tap, Suzanne Mink English Bristol, Conn. zannie . . . The diplomat . . . Serene and soplustn.atnd . The elfin face with a wid- ow's peak . Rcal wit . . . The growing family of nieces and ncphuu ... I like him, but I don't think it's love . . . Dependable and honest . . . Bunching hair S AT kick!? . . . The visitor . . . Loathes letter writing . . . S.B. anyone? . . . Keen mind . Like unto a willow. Evelyn Mary Moore Sociology Stratford, Conn. The best things come in little packages from Hobby . OE course I'm going to see Jack this weekend . Her love for flowers . . . Schmelyin and all the little ones . . . Sly quips and sly surprises Remembers the things that everyone else forgets . . . Shiny shoes and a comb in her puc.LLt ... Oneof the K.B. Ponds' girls, Nancy Morton English Greenwich, Conn. Mort . .. Our favorite confidante . . . Serene ace and calm manner . . . I must go study Julian . . . Born for the bs and g's . . . Con- wientious . . . How bout a cup of coffee? ... When I have my car . . . . . . Always neatas a pin . . . At the university . . . Edi- wr of News . . . That contented smile . . . Sophisticate with a teddy bear. Mai'y F rances M unro A Milton, Mass. Enthusiastic Molly . . . Sense of humor plus '--x?rears her heart on her sleeve . . . The model's figure . . . Will get the Celestial Trio 9 Carnegie Hall yet . . . Lover of English 3. . Those C Book blues . . . Member of the Northern Lights who loves Nantucket -+ Gymangles . ., Boy, I'm te'ed off! . . . Cparty gal . , Friendly. L Jane Murchison History Dallas, Tex. GCot any new jokes? . .. Avid reader of non- academic material . . . Daily crossword puzzle ... Give-away eyes and freckles . . . Easy go- ing . . . Gets the gigs . . . Beautiful, beauti- ful Texas . . . First draft papers . . . Incessant naps . . . Quick mind . . . Unique weekends and summers in Madison . . . Get any good mail today? . . . Flick and Life magazine ad- dict . . . Stoop-dweller. Elizabeth Myers Art Portland, Me. Gives the illusion of quietness, but what a talker . . . Popcorn Crew . . . Tea, ladies? o Loves to play the mystery woman . .. E.;-rable figure . . . Her green thumb . . . Never heard of Keokuk? . . . Glasses for every occasion . . . Independent . . . Tur- quoise jewelry . . . Friday night hair-washing and neatness always . . . Almost silvery hair .- - Music from Tchaikowsky to Sousa. Kathleen Eileen Nelles Art Rockville Centre, N. Y, Kay ... Unusual, warm, character? She is one ... One lousy venetian-blind chord Nelles ... Kay-otic . . . Surprising talents . . . Insti- gator of unusual weekends . . . Van Gogh ... A hat for every affair, a joke for every oc- casion . . . Bandaged sneakers . . . A stunning black, pin-stripe dinner skirt . . . Unfailing enthusiasm . . . Booming! . . . Nelles, do you ever do any work? Norma Neri Music New Britain, Conn. Sensitive and sensible . . . Pretty brown eyes and flawless complexion . . . Sometimes I just don't understand men . . . Mixture of responsibility and vagueness . . . Nothing she can't do . . . Out three nights, phone calls the other four . . . Clever humor . . . Music spe- cialty the organ . . . I'm so depressed . . . Neatness personified . . . Our own Billie Dawn mimic, Mariamne Meade Newbold History Jenkintown, Pa. But Janet, I really failed this time ... Loves animals . . . A consistent success . . . There are things other than studies . . . One ukulele plus determination makes a musician . . . Ex- tra-long, long weekends . . . Artistic . . . The freckles and the crew-cut . . . Genuine . . . Backbone of A.A. . . . Seems to be lacking socks . . . Big grin. Evelyn Maria Oberem Art History Elma, N. Y. Evie . . . Blue-eyed blonde . . . No, I won't cut it . . . Artistic temperament . . . Fights the battle of neatness . . . Yen for a beach of my own . . . Large and varied masculine en- tourage . . . But an artist must know life . .. I can't get through class without coffee . .. The beachcomber . . . Who has something for me to wear? . . . Candid and frank. Margaret Ohl Child Development Poland, Ohio Margie . . . Busiest gal on campus . . . When I'lived in Hamburg . . . Those long and curly eyelashes . . . The phone is always for Margie ... T'll never fit into that dress . . . Cleve- land Indians best fan . . . Never an empty mailbox . . . Verrrry interesting . . . Little Margie, play on your harp . . . Sympathetic and understanding . . . Finger in every pie. Elizabeth Harris Osgood Art History East Lansing, Mich. Betts . . . Who likes hand-knit ties? . . . There'll always be an England for her . . . Who else has such expressive toes? . . . How I hate to get up in the morning . . . Playful glances . . . That embarrassed look . . . But we're just good friends! . . . Midnight philos- opher . . . Twinkle in her eye . . . Oh, for heaven's sake! e o St i Kathleen O Toole History Orange, Conn, Katie . . . Aw kids . . . Poker face lends im- pact to her humor . . . I know where I'm go- dng 58. The library's magazine scholar . . . Discerning evaluations . . . Profligate libertine ... T love him! . . . A pillar of self-sufficiency who remains serene above trivialities . . . Mad- deningly nonchalant, but . . . Flaming red, for excitement . . . More than holds her own in any discussion. Helene Paris English Washington, D. C. Frenchy . . . Greek-coin head . . . The throes of creation-especially at midnight . . . Frenzied forays into Faulkner . . . The pure thought and the positive statement . . . Eng- lish papers par excellence . . . Sunday papers mean crossword puzzles . . . Philosophical let- ters from home . . . Poor man's Pearl Bailey - . . Ambition: to play the organ in Alpha Delt's chapter room. Betty Lee Patterson Economics Woodbridge, Conn. Curley . . . That wonderful hair . . . Corner on the shampoo market . . . Fond of blond hair and horn-rimmed glasses . . . Shugie . .. Soft-spoken . . . Life of the party . . . Charm and sincerity . . . Economics major with a flair for art . . . Friendly smile . . . Grace Smith organizer . . . Those parties . . . Station- wagon delicatessen . . . Hard worker . . . Blue sheet monopolizer. Adele Pattison Art Upper Montclair, N. J. Pat . . . Sundeck suntan . .. 8:31 breakfast and 6:01 dinners . . . No, no, it's UPPER Montclair . . . Early to bed, and late to rise - .. Last minute dashes for class . . . Do you think Tl ever go sailing on the Thames? - . . Magazines for relaxation, especially at exam time . . . Chocolate Easter egg prizes . . . Touches of sarcasm . . . Slender and blonde. Gertrude Perkins History Gates Mills, Ohio Be sure to wake me up at seven . .. That hair, that room, that icebox! . .. Our respon- sible coffee chairman . . . Extensions and make-ups . .. Justa kid . . . Literature from the Book of the Month . . . Healthy look . . . Good-natured . . . Flick addict . . . Loves to sleep and take baths . . . They're satsumas, not oranges . . . Stoop-dweller. F lorence Porter Religion Kansas City, Mo. Flops . . . Leaves 7:30 for an 8:00 class SiIESTE great life if you don't weaken . . . Provincial Ceverything's up to date in Kansas CityD . . . Nasal twang . . . You Al Early to bed, early to rise . . . Long eyelashes -+ . Neatness personified . . . Many are called !mt few are chosen . . . Naive but she's learn- ing. Joan Priscilla Purtell Government Wakefield, Mass. Joannie . . . A giggle that's heard for miles ... A touch of chartreuse . . . Riotously dis- organized . . . Enthusiasm . . . Ardent convic- tions . . . It's vital to study government . . . Thoughts for the day . . . A shot of fear goes through my heart! . . . Affectionate . . . Do you think I did the right thing, gang? . . . Knows the train schedule to Hanover by heart. Beverly Ann Quinn Economics Springfield, Mass. Bev . . . Something small; something in mink . . . Industrious worker . . . Worries if there's less than a week to study for tests . . . Nose for news . . . Vast wardrobe enlarged by l . . W ,, parents' visits . . . Must be Gregory for me ... Summers at Groton Long Point . . . Nat- urally curly hair washed an hour before date arrives . . . Kiddies . . . Self-appointed proc- tor. Nancy Reeve Economics Summit, N. . Reevie . . . Mrs. Anthony in charge of the group morale . . .fx pep talk for every depress- ing occasion . . . Life is but a sea of tragedy . Raucous laugh . . . How can one girl so small eat so much? . . . If she can get mar- ried, anyone can! . . . First for bridge . . . Malapropisms . . . Ducktail hair . . . Every song's a favorite. Barbara Rex Philosophy Binghamton, N. Y. Rexy . .. Of the one track mind . . . Frank . - . Sheep dog look . . . Wonderful sense of color . . . Personal mailman to second floor Freeman . . . Always knits, always . .. The mail is out . . . Brass voice . . . Wish he'd call, though there's no reason why he should 2: . Stubborn 0. Budgeteer . .. Columbia patch on her pocket . . . Hearty laugh . .. Medical widow after June. ' Elizabeth Richtmyer Government Albany, N. Y. Becky . . . Night owl hours . . . Well-stocked laundry boxes . . . The knowing look . . . World-wide globe trotter . . . Perfume that bubbles . . . Outline efficiency . . . As a mat- ter of fact . . . A love for convertibles and the stage . . . Cluttery room . . . Raised eye- brows and a determined chin . . . Passion for purple . . . I had a divine time . . . The sympathy of a good listener. Elizabeth Rockwell Physical Education S. Norwalk, Conn. The word is . . . Sue . .. White bucks and blond hair . . . Does anyone have any gum? . . . Meatball . . . Susu . .. Per petual diet . . . Unlimited amount of energy . Five more flights . . . Mighty, mighty Rec Hall . . . The only Dodger Fan not from Brooklyn . . . Art Hodes' Five . . . Natural tact and high sense of honor combine to make her our Chief Justice. fj!H !i JWHM L i H M Margery Rose Spanish Glen Ridge, N. J. Margie . . . Mexicala Rose . . . Exuberance plus, even in the early morning . . . Week- ends, the bigger the better . . . The facial ex- clamation points and the ever-percolating imagination . . . The letter writer of all letter writers . . . Mrs. Ray's better half . . . Argyle innovations . . . Perennial pink peddle push- ers but never ever blue jeans . . . Senorita: muy viva. Mary Ann Rossi Classics Torrington, Conn. M.A. . . . Sincerely generous . . . Efferves- cent . . . Hair of ebony, heart of gold . .. Al ways amenable . . . Flair for languages . . . Aesthetically responsive . . . Spaghetti dinners at the Rossis' . . . Donnie and dippy . . . A second Jolson . . . Let's sing . . . From Conn- Chords and Nutty-Megs to Palestrina . . . Den-dweller . . . A song in her heart and a smile on her face. Eleanor RUSSBu Chemistry Montclair, N. . Ellie . . . White bandana and camels hair coat . . . Big blue eyes . . . Noxema all winter long . . . Perpetual non-smoker's hack . . . Affectionate sarcasm a propos the moment . In bed by nine every night . . . I want 504, please . . . Prettiest girl in Plant . . . Headquarters: third floor, New London . . . No patience with unfair assignments . . . Personal dignity. Iulie Russillo History Newport, R. 1. Casual about work . . . I was G. S. last year .. Ensign Russillo in June . . . A ready third for the flicks . . . Spent her junior year at Creighton . . . Frequent change of address .. A perpetual cat-napper and avid magazine reader . . . From a long line of Navy men . . . A doting aunt . . . Neatness epitomized. H j Barbara Clare Sanderson Economics Milton, Mass. Sandy . . . Another broken fingernail . . . Well, jeepers . . . Cream cheese and olive sandwiches . . . I do not have a Boston ac- cent! . . . Anchors on her collar and a Dart- mouth frat pin . . . Her brother, Steve . . . Are you two sisters? . . . Sweater and pearls ... I really must cut my bangs . .. Animals on her window sill . . . Universal typewriter. Barbara Ann Scheib Art New Rochelle, N. Y. Bobbe . . . Studying is such a bore . . . Russian symphonies and classroom doodles . . . I just make use of every minute . . . Cheer- ful generosity . . . People are the most inter- esting things . . . Tennis is my favorite sport . . . Work always finished long before ilea.ldlines .+ .+ Usually late but never lazy . . . I just adore Boston . . . The inevitable smile. Janet Schmitz Art Naugatuck, Conn. Today is Bill-Mac day . . . Has an eye for bargains . . . Schmitzy . . . He's got the guard again . . . Promoter of Tin Pan Alley . . . Chipmunk pouches . . . Passion for chartreuse and red combinations . . . Carlos best cus- tomer . . . Flashing both a miniature and a diamond . . . Extolls the virtues of Nauga- tuck . . . Never works but makes honors . . . Oh, mold. Mary Seaman Psychology Orange, N. . You think you've got troubles! . . . The tall girl with the short men . . . Daily calls from mother, Bobsie, or? . . . Panic before quizzes .. . Interest in ball games . . . Wake me up in ten minutes . . . Cache in desk drawers - . Quick tan . . . Voguey with an accent on cashmere . . . Bring me a surprise . . . Stoop-dweller. Mary W. Sessions Art Bristol, Conn. Explosive . . . Oh, but Gladys! .. . Sesh . . . Forgetful . . . Generous . . . Red hair, blue eyes, and freckles . . . Special brand of humor . . . Saralinda . . . Ted Williams fan ... Why do I have to do that? . .. Writes impertinent comments on the door jams . .. Protector of flowers and animals . . . Oh, I just don't care! . . . Sensitive . . . Perfection- ist about her art. Dorothy Shaw History New London, Conn. Dot . . . Sleepy-time gal who is a badmin- ton doubles champ . . . What's the bid? . .. 450 . . . Freckles and cat's eyes . . . Enviable disposition . . . Loves to dance, espccially the Charleston . . . Struggling along in second alto .+ . The bus must be late . . . Last minute projects with good resultsespecially in gov't. and history . . . Amiable. Mary Sheldon Economics Englewood, N. . Ceweed . . . The New York Times after breakfast and cigarettes after lunch . . . Joanie! . . . Ready to discuss Ec. at the drop of a hat . . . Coffee at the snackshop . . . Likes bluethe Air Force variety . . . That's ni-ice! ... Alpha Delts at Wesleyan . . . Weekends at Middletown and Boston . . . Knox Robins, of course . . . Beautiful, expressive hands. Shirley Sargent Sly Economics Summit, N. . What's a three-letter word for rubber tree? . . . Brought those brown eyes and healthy cheeks from Bradford . . . Magazines piled un- der her hockey stick and tennis racket . . . Al- ways there . . . We'd like to get that brother here in person . . . Choir hat . . . Anybody want to go to the movies? . . . Unassuming manner. Eleanor Souville French Garden City, N. Y. Ellie . . . Jet-propelled enthusiasms . .. Widely dispersed field of social activities . . . Junior at Adelphi . . . Kappa T-shirt . .. The smile thats an ad writer's dream . . . French club social chairman . . . Tennis anytime . .. Oh, I must tell you . . . Proust panic . . . Piano vies with bridge for leisure moments . . . Patience and sincerity . . . Effervescent charm. Natalie Sherman Sperry English Cheshire, Conn. Nicki . . . Long, loose locks . . . Sock factory ... Information bureau . . . Can't skip Skip- py in the AM. . .. Work, for the night is coming . . . Bob says . .. Always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Only studies five days for a quiz . .. Worry, worry, worry, but things are in A-1 condition . . . It's Bob that makes the world go round. D Jeraldine Price Squier English Newton Highlands, Mass. Jerrie . . . No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings . . . An individualist . . . This is ridiculous! . . . Perceptive remarks and wit . . . Hebrews 13:8 . . . Natural looks .. No-doz every four hours . . . Sincere love for Beethoven and Blake . . . Palestrina . . . Room full of Oriental atmosphere . . . Poetry heading toward the Nobel Prize. S T ey e e T - 4.... e o '--.....-:- ! i mkfh i Emilie Louise Starke English Pittsfield, Mass. Emilou . . . The regal beauty . . . Thames. . . And you know what? . . . The feminine touch . . . They all come with tall, dark, hand- some appeal, and they all come often . . . A dancing personality . . . Soft voice combined with a serene nature gives a distinctive charm and dignity . . . A room marked by plants and paintings . . . A mainstay of Religious Fellow- ship. AT e e et Janet Stevens Sociology Concord, Mass. Archie was so cute today! . . . Big-hearted ... One of the S. B. supporters . . . Enthusias- tic about everything . . . J. S. Grocery Store, Inc. . . . Determined . . . Distinctive methods of transportation . . . Efficient . . . Fresh air fiend . . . Long and lean . . . Excels in any sport you can name . . . Human knitting ma- chine and change box . . . Wheels and hoots ... Mascot Hunt clue finder . . . Perpetual showers. Ioan Strachan Spanish New Rochelle, N. Y. Have a little meat with your salt . . . Found she just couldn't leave CC . . . Fourth floor warbler with a good sense of humor . . . Ex- citable, good-hearted . . . Interested in people, things, and everything . . . Loyal friend . . . Ceweed?! . . . An endless cookie supply has no eftect on her figure . . . Vivacious party girl counterbalanced by conscientious student. Ruth Stupeu Economics Brooklyn, N. Y. Our own Sarah Bernhardt . . . Cuddles . . . Who messed my bed? . . . Well-turned an- kles . . . The Glass Menagerie's Amanda . . . Professional modesty . . . She kept the florist busy on opening night . . . Where there's a song . . . What the well-dressed gal will wear . . . Mid-winter tan . . . Rumor has it, Sue . . . A friend indeed. Gloria Ann Telage Zoology New London, Conn. Tommy . . . Perpetual occupant of the Zoo lab . . . Holy Catastrophe . . . Musical star of Commuters' Club . . . A transfer student from Mitchell College with an active interest in Religious Fellowship . . . Her big problem: to marry for love or security . . . Exuberant spirits reflected in everything from Zoo to bicycling . . . The eyes have it. Patricia Backes Terrell History Baltimore, Md, Pat . . . Laconic wise-cracks . . . The inde- scrlbable laugh . Photographlc memory Easygoing . Thc perennial redhead . Tales of i the hlrmly . .. No one escapes her flair for mimicry . . . Hcr roommate used to be neat . . . Super-enthusiasm for school work . Athletic without effort . . . Fake exaspera- tion . . . Sympathy for the underdog . . . Burns the midnight oil . . . That lean and hungry look. LaRue Helen Thompson English Manhasset, N. Y. Geezy, peezy . . . Colorfully framed transfer from P.C.W, w1th the ready laugh . . . Quiet poise . . . Her ad copy will put Voguc on its toes . . . Mountaineer . . . Saves like a chip- munk . . . Works like a beaver . . . Afternoon tea in 326 . . . Itemized lists . . . Devours House and Garden . . . Lary . . - Chit lavender lady . . . Typing practice paid off for her, Myra Tomback Chemistry Mount Vernon, N. Y. Mike . . . The cultured chemist . . . Adept participant in all the arts . . . Bop and Madame Butterfly . . . Will settle for a modest little castle in Ttaly . . . Excels in everything . . . Petite and agile . . . Has a zest for adventure ... Five Arts vamp . . . Room full of atmos- phere . . . Fluttering window curtains . . . Let's take a walk . . . Musicmusicmusic! Marian Dorothy Trefzger Psychology Larchmont, N. Y. Shorty . . . Her malapropismsmarshal for marital, gellation for gelatin . . . Dance artiste . . . . Enterprising . . . Always faithful to the kitchen . . . Milk train Sunday mornings . . . Minnie Mouse shoes . . . Busy with Binet . . . Coffee and doughnuts at late hours . . . John .+ . Mr. Mole and Mole, Jr. . . . Hacking around . . . Short One . . . Her tools and tool chest . . . Industrious . . . The dancing class. Lenore Tresenfeld Education Hackensack, N, J. Lynn . .. Oh, sun smite me . .. That tan, that tan . . . Green eyes and pretty smile . . . Yes, Anne, I'm awake . . . There's nothing like a southern gentleman . . . If the joke's worth telling, Lynn can tell it . . . The wit, the smile, the sophisticate . . . Don't you know where Hackensack is? . . . Every point a point for punning. Patricia Louise Updike French Yardly, Pa. Pat . . . Decided likes and dislikes . . . Con- scientious about studies but leaves time for fun ... Why, WHY doesn't that phone ring tonight? . . . Wants to work in a foreign em- bassy . . . Coffee at 1:30, 2:30, 4:30 . . . French wines, French poetry, France . . . Bucks County: God's country . . . Tigertown fan, Come rain or come shine . . . Flirta- tious, Alida Sanford Van Bronkhorst Religion Brooklyn, N. Y. Greetings, kiddo . . . Black glasses, fluores- cent socks and blue jeans . . . It's van, NOT Von . .. Delights in my seven roommates .. . Non-literary limericks . . . Passion for her portable and mad correspondence . . . Ice cream forever . . . It was all very MOTHER- LY ... Positive ideas . . . Sympathy based on acute perception . . . And time for those thank- less odd jobs. Jean Van Winkle Child Development New London, Conn. It was just killing . . . Lives for the days at Osprey Beach . . . Hepped on golf and an archery sharp-shooter . . . Does the minimum amount of work with the maximum in results ... An abundant talent in the domestic field . .. Dashes to lunch at the Snack Bar . .. I have so much to do. Phyllis Waldstreicher English Brooklyn, N. Y. Phyl . . . Maybe next week, Betty . ... Daily sandwich and milkshake . . . But kids! my ribs are showing! . . . Genuine interest in others above self . . . Those endless papers ... Ruth's greatest fan . . . Peaches and cream complexion . . . Gym phobia . . . How old? .. . She must have another pair . . . 22-inch waist . . . Animal menagerie . . . Known for her honesty . . . Strictly feminine. Margaret Roberta Waller English Bethesda, Md. Robbie . . . Ultra-gay . . . Enviable red hair .. - Hey, kids . . . Hyperbole for rhetorical cffect . . . Paper panic . .. Frankness . .. Clean-cut features . . . Susan, make your Bed! 4! Always singing . . . Sympathetic o Heavy step . . . Well-timed naivet . . . I feel so feelish . . . Nonchalant . . . A WAVE with a man in every port . . . At Madeira, we .. . ... Open house! . . . Baffling . . . Innate sophistication . . . Versatile entertainer. Patricia Wardley English Greenwich, Conn. I couldn't care less . . .-She always has an answer . . . Lobsterred feet after a shower . . . Advocator of senior gym CHo! Hol . . . Cross- word puzzle wizard . . . Always has men on the string . . . Wardley . . . Perpetual feuds with the maid over the laundry rack and towels . . . Koin editor and newspaper wom- an . .. Blushes . . . Pat . . . Begging Flem for cigarettes. Beverly I.. Weber Government Old Westbury, N. Y. Bev . . . Hey kids, have you heard? . . . The soap and water girl . . . Fast moving red loaf- ers and a comfortable red rug . . . Hearty en- joyment . . . Open-door policy with the Philco . . . Deal me in . . . The turquoise blue Studebaker . . . Fishnets with matching pajamas . . . Thames . . . The Mountain . . . G.O.P. forever . . . I want to see the world. 1 1 0 i-i I 1 i S e ' e it fiiss Alice Marion Weihl English Cincinnati, Ohio Allie . . . Enviable figure . . . The eternal joker . . . Crew hat over wet hair . . . Neat and well-groomed . . . Catnaps . . . Personality plus . . . Keen sense of humor . . . Popcorn consumer . . . Cincinnati Chamber of Com- merce . . . An understanding friend . . . T can't stand it! . . . Wonderful smile . . . Steady blue sheet customer . . . Originality and charm . . . He has to have a soul! Janice Weil History Lincoln, Neb. Generosity plus . . . The determined student .. I try to modulate my voice . . . Stylish clothes for everything and everybody . . . Baby talk . . . It's not funny . . . Walking drugstore . . . Cashmeres with dungarees . . . Contact lenses at last . . . That laugh . . . What are ya doin . . . I like my hair this way . . . Sensitive . . . Photographic memory .. . Good natured. Barbara Jean West Government Washington, D. C. B.J. .. . Holmes Hall is so far away . Post-vacation southern accent . . . You can count on her frankness, but her stories can be fabulous . . . B.J. stands for Beulah Jenny ... Wild musician . . . Op-linguist supreme . .. Blue jeans and gym suits . . . Bridge whiz ... Hold that pose till I get my camera . Sharp wit and warmth. Laura Wheelwight Art Cohasset, Mass. How ya doin . . . Rosy cheeks . . . Wally loves to sail . . . Our interior decorator . . . Deep thinking and profound philosophizing ... Early to bed, early to rise . . . The house that Laura built . . . Always ready for a swim ... Those evenings at Sam's . . . Spurts of enthusiasm and sports enthusiast . . . A gen- uine interest in others . . . Coast Guard for eler . . . Helen Anne Wilson Art Mahwah, N. . Willie . . . Racing along at a 45-degree an- gle, white and red scarf flying . . . Daylong dreamer . . . What did you say? . . . En- thusiasm from A to Z . . . Optimistic scales . . . Sweeping statements proved by old wives' tales . . . China doll complexion and salmon pink painting suit . . . Original spelling . . . Always finds the humorous side. Lofton Wilson History Coral Gables, Fla. Lofty . . . The blue room . . . Bandana for rain or shine . . . Thames . . . I'm bored of it e The desk top menagerie . . . Drawer full till' food . . . Vibrations . . . Maybe coming ff'om perpetual typing? ... Oh S0 conscien- tious . . . Nightly letters . . . From South Atlncrica to Boston to Europe to the Moun- tain . . . But I just did wash my hair . . . Genuine . . . You know. - Dorothy Ann Wood Child Development Cincinnati, Ohio Bunny . . . According to the statistics . . . Blond tresses and stylish dresses . . . Can't say no . . . Gullibility . . . Has trouble staying quiet . . . Life's tense moments . . . Is that my buzzer? . . . Dream-beguiled . . . I'm turning over a new leaf tomorrow . . . All- winter tan . . . I've never been so embarrassed in all my life . . . Mishaps, mirth, and mar- tinis. once VVt.uc:shlwfif Social Anthropology Milwaukee, Wis. That's terrific . . . Her interests are as wide as her grin . . . Crazy about her major . . . Freckles and funny faces . . . Windswept bob ... On the land, in the air, on the sea, Princeton, here I come. . . . She laughs your blues away . . . Plans to do social work in South Americacombined with a little star gazing. Class Day Joan Yohe Mathematics River Edge, N. . Soft spoken Jo Yo . . . But those mischievous brown eyes . . . But I have more fun singing my way . . . Does math at midnight . . . Ad- mirable persistence and achievements . . . 0 dear, what on earth shall I wear? . . . De- lightful naivete with resulting Yohe-isms . . . Hackensack's heralder . . . Anybody want to take a shower? . . . Our loveable Teddy bear. 1 SENIOR HISTORY We were the hollow frosh We were the giddy frosh Eyes glazed with terror. Alas! Our simpering voices, when We giggled together, Were shrill and meaningless As broken coke machines rejecting nickels Or the buzzer ringing always for our room-mate. Shape without padding, hair without tint Minds empty, the Snack Bar full We who have crossed To seniorityto Comprehensive Kingdom Look back and remember Profs we quaked to meet in class Tests we knew we could not pass All these did appear Let us draw nearer To week-end kingdom Realm of tiger, Indian, bulldog Let us shed campus disguises Racoon coat, shirttails, and sneakers Let us don our gay apparel Falalalalalalalala Not that first meeting In the Coast Guard kingdom That is the rigid land That is the blue land There the white gloved images Stiffly await us, there they receive The supplication of a prep-school ring There the pallor of the green-death punch. Is it like this In every social kingdom Never alone Night clerks dampening ardor Early curfew Never seek to know for whom hanor court meets It meets for you When in doubtsign out In this place of paper panic We grope together And avoid speech Gathered on this beach of the tumid Thames This is the way the year ends. 1 Here we go round the sophomore quad Sophomore quad sophomore quad Here we go round the sophomore quad At five o'clock in the morning. Between the hunt And the slump Between Chaucer And the hop Falls the Shadow A Pro notice Between the conception And the creationof a paper Between the invitation And the responsefor a week-end Falls the Shadow No nights Between the desire And the conscience Between the date And the professor Between the spirits And blue Monday Falls the Shadow Week-end campus Fear death by water, Derby Day races We see crowds of people rushing around in a daze If you see dear Jim-tell him I found an old family friend One must be so careful these days Never doubt-sign out For thine is For thine was For mine is the pin. This is the way the year ends This is the way the year ends 111 A dull morning we had of it, Just the worst time of the year For a gym class, and such a long gym class: The snow deep and the uniforms thin, Through the very dead of winter We were galled, sore-footed, refractory, Lying down in the melting snow. There were times we regretted Qur refusals to Vassar And their two years of gym. O O O that Windmill Trio- I It's so elegant So intelligent Boulder Dam and The Laughing Song We slid along the tables The various ranks of varied green At Danny's on St. Pat's Talking of trivial things: He said, I swear I can't bear to look at you You ought to be ashamed to look so grubby HURRY UP PLEASE IT'S TIME He's been at college four years; he wants a good itime,, When she stole my guy I said- i I didn't mince my words, I said to her mysel F- , HURRY UP PLEASE IT'S TIME Take that water pistol out of my back i My nerves are bad tonight ! HURRY UP PLEASE IT'S TIME ; Danny with the clock always ten minutes fast And we borrowed things to change our shape To make impressions . . . dance, dance At the Junior Prom. Even while the music sounds There arises the hidden laughter Of children in the foliage Sweet Thames run softly till our week-ends. This was the time of tension between staying and leaving Never doubtdon't stay out! A warm coke at ten And if it rains, cut the class at four. And we shall play a game of bridge, Straining bloodshot eyes and waiting for the summons to appear. And in the end we preferred to study all night, Sleeping in snatches With the voices singing in our cars, saying That this was all folly. This is the way the year ends This is the way the year ends This is the wav the year ends WITH A BANG v Because we do not hope to graduate Because we have no hope Because we do not hope for anything y 4 Though desiring this man's pin and .that man's ring We no longer strive towards such things ' Why should the aged senior mourn her vanished bloom Because we do not hope to know ag:lin The schmoes on fraternity rows. Because we do not think Because we know we shall not hear The one veritable question Because we now can drink And there is no one to drink with Because we know that there is never time Though four courses have five courses beat And what is done is done only for a time And never really finished We rejoice that things are as they are and We are almighty seniors. In the beginningtwelve o'clock Racing along the sidewalks Every street lamp that we pass Beats like a warning drum Tea with Rockwell at five! Now-half-past three In this decaying hole upon the hill Sit the decaying seniors MIGHTY MIGHTY SENIORS Stale food on the window sill Books askew and cigarette butts in crevices May is the cruellest month, breeding Comprehensives out of the year's end. But let us not bother the underclassmen with tales of our woe Heed our mournful dirge 'I:his is the way that college ends This is the way that college ends This is the way that collcz.o,e ends Not with a ban g but a whimper. S SR e T oL A Er; emill Bi lobertson, Arlie president. Alice 1 Mary Ell !UH dy. Cynny Linton s-L. to R.: Casey C ficer Judy Nirenstein Sally Stewart Madsen Susie Longley Rogers Alice Goldberger Siegel Bev Sager ! Joan Weir Barbara Ocain ' Joan Wardner Allen + Judy Frayne Bunny Miller Myers Barbara Frve Laco Buth Lorber Mendelsohn Shirley Kline Wittpenn PERSONS 14. Jeri Wright 15. Joan Hamilton Lohnes 16. Dedi Blanc Taylor 17. Joan Berson Armour 18. Geordie Albree Markel 19. Nancy Fawn Wilkerson 20. Eileen Ohnell 21. Barbara Charnas Arsham 22. Jane Espy 23. Annette Kunstler Frank 24. Barbara Group 25. Eleanore Hart Kominz 26. Ann Katz ip... in Leadersh b w 1zen 3 1l Honor Court L. to R.: Betsy McLane, Susie Bloomer, Anne Flemming, Zan Mink, Sue Rock- well, chief justice; Jean Chandler, Lou- ise Durfee, Esu Cleveland, Sid Robert- son. Student Government Officers Sis Gueinzius, Louise Durfee, president; Norma Neri. L. to R., row 1: Sis Gueinzius, Carolyn L. to R., seated: Dell Stone, Nancy Morton, Barbara Chappel, Barbara Perdun; row 2: Betsy Painton, Norma Neri, Louise Durfee, president; Sis Gue- Goodspeed, Jane Law, Betty Johnson, Joan inzius, Sue Rockwell, Jane Gerhardt; standing: Jan Lind- Fischer. strom, Molly Hunt, Gloria Jones, Esu Cleveland. 0 g Cabinet House of Representatives L. to R., seated: Jan Rowe, Bev Stevens, Terry Ruffolo, Barbara Painton, speaker; Louise Durfee, Mitzi Covitz, Louise Kun- kel; standing: Nancy Brown, IHennie Jackson, Annette Studzinski, Carolyn Diefendorf, Sally Deisroth, Pat Ahearn, Ann Hutchison, Sue Gaffney. Athletic Association L. to R., row 1: Connie Guarnaccia, Phyl Coffin, Allie Kanjorski; row 2: Bunny Newbold, Ellie Russell, Jane Gerhardt, president; Pat Terrell, Sally Lane; row 3: Molly Munro, Kay McClure, Joan Abbott, Joan Rudberg, Joan Fluegelman, Geordie Markel, Pat Mottram, Joan Aldrich. L. to R., row 1: Sally Backes, Mary Harrison, Pat L. to R., row 1: Nancy Schatz, Bobby Katz, Ann Ahearn, Polly Risley, Nancy Eldridge; row 2: Jan Walthour; row 2: Jane Law, Katie O'Toole, Jan Weil, Joan Strachan, Ruth Gardner, Pat Terrell, Lindstrom, president; Betsy McLane, Mary Clymer, Myra Tomback. Judy Brown. Phi Beta Kappa Service League Religious Fellowship Margaret Ohl, president. Library Committee Liz Hamilton, chairman. Choir and Officers L. to R.: Janet Fenn, Ginger Dreyfus, Norman Neri, president; Betty Blaustein. News Top: Nancy Morton, editor-in-chief. Bottom: Mary Lee Cantwell, editor-in-chief. Press Board.: Ann Busker, chairman. Molly Munro and Nancy Day, co-editors. Student Building Committee L. to R.: Molly Hunt, Esu Cleve. land, Sue Rockwell, Joan Abhot:. Jane Gerhardt, Pat Ahearn, Helen Fricke, Jo MacManus, Sue Wein- berg, Sis Brainard, Joan Feldgoise. Kit Kalkhof, Freddie Hines. Community Fund L. to R.:Corky Fisher, Fran Wilcox, Sis Brain- ard, Betsy McLane, chairman; Marion Street, Bunny Newbold. House Juniors L. to R., Row 1: Ann Walthour, Phil Coffin, Hildy Drexl, Terry Ruffolo, Jane Muddle, Jan Cleary; Row 2: Bobbie Painton, Jean Chandler, Noel Green, Bev Graham, Susie Bloomer, Bobbie Perdun, Betty Johnson; Row 3: Bev Sandbach, Sue Manley, Sue Weinberg, Ann Hutchison, Eva Bluman, Jean Eacker. Mimi MecCorison. Wig and Candle L. to R., Row 1: Miss Hazlewood, Libby Myers, Molly Hunt, Betsy Gosselin; Row 2: Mary Har- rison, Gloria Jones, president; Ruth Stupell, Bunny Wood, Alice Grant; Row 3: Laura Wheel- wright, Jean Eacker, Liz Hamilton, Allie Kanjor- ski, Edythe Jarvis, Pidee Hoadley, Sue Lane. Conn Chords L. to R.: Ann Backer, leader; Loel Kaiser, Rusty Morgan, Bev Sandbach, Mary Ann Rossi, Dell Stone, Swip Inkley, Joan Donnally, Fran Toro, Gloria Jones, L. to R.: Ann Walthour, Anne '? Flaherty, M. K. Lackey, Sidney ;Pt Brown, Jill Orndorff, Kate Webster, i Joyce Mayfield, leader; Joyce Hof- M heimer, Joan Fluegelman, Julie i Hovey, Anne Marcus, Marion Street, Lucia Boyle, Judy Whitla. W, Shwiffs Dance Group L. to R, row 1: Penny Wood, Ann Williams, Susie Bloomer, Pam Kent; row 2: Ethel Monzert, Joan Herman, Connie Guarnaccia, chairman; Marian Trefzger, Janet Gilchrist; row 3: Ann Chamberlain, Helen Israel, Barbara Bruno, Claire Carpenter. Foreign Relations Club Kitty Frank, president; Freddy Schneider, Peggy Satz. Radio Club L. to R., seated: Betty Floyd, Margie Rose, president; Joan Brown; standing: Barbara Popiolek. Day Student Officers L. to R., seated: Connie Donnel, Sylvia Gunder- Iloreign Students sen, president; Sis Brogan, Ginny Menghi: stand- ing: Ann Roche, Alice Dreifuss, Barbara Hub- bert. L. to R., seated: Christine Wen, Colette Dar zens, Christie Kube, Kitty Frank, Betty Sager; standing: Maria Mendieta, Rosario Bascon. KOINE STAFF Pat. Ward ey ot e o e . 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Don't look like this every day. Most people eat here. This ain't T, Oxford, kid. $ iF k' Picture an egg on it. Wendell's back and Terrell's got him. Color, Spirit, Unity . .. Now here this LR Hallowe'en Party O, come now! enior Day The Glass Menagerie Christmas Pageant ICTION BERS Father's Day Show Melodrama R ey HIT To ey . b o 1 MUSICAL 52 Winners Connecticut-Trinity Concert MOMENTS Moonlight Sing Give me C, Ludwig. Dance Weekends Faculty Show But Alverna . . . . This is harmony? One, two, three, shove! Fortissimo, men, fortissimo! FATHER'S DAY Who's on first? COMMENCEMENT WEEKEND g . B b 4 WEECOME ALUM NAE i DIRECTORY .33 Harvard Ave., Meriden, Conn, Ackroyd, Barbara Ann. Ahearn, PatriciaG.. . .. ... ..ooouonn.. 7374 Hampden Lane, BLtthch 14, Md. B nnan INancyilee e .. ..o .opnnnas 534 Yale Ave., New Haven, Conn. Allen, Mary Ann. L. . The Glades Estate, Box 99 R. 2, Miami, Fla. Alling, Katherine Augusra .................. Indian Hill Rd., Ordngt. Conn. 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DON'T BE AN ISOLATIONIST Don't isolate yourselt from the community. 5 Your college experience will have greater Op value if you try to know the people of New London and surrounding towns, learn ! their ways of doing things, and join in : community life. Meridian and Church Streets w As a start, read INCORPORATED New Lond Tel. 8802 g ; THE NEW LONDON DAY The Best in Fiction and Non-Fiction Your Good Evening Newspaper Delivered on campus GREETING CARDS - STATIONERY BEST WISHES TO THE l CLASS OF 1952 From A Dad Jacob Blaustein Tl B I TS e 22089 Shaker Blvd., Shaker Heights 22, Ohio Flemming, ANDe.o:s..c.o.cooimmmeninnreses 29 Hart St., Providence, R. L. Tl b b Ve et 5 e 1 P S 99 Kenilworth St., Pittsfield, Mass. Fother, DRI ... ... .-.::6220 Summit St., Kansas City, Mo. B OSTEr, DUZATNC o s ke o e e ovs s sn s snns 129 Oxford Blvd., Garden City, N. Y. Frank, Anne Fairfield. .. ............... 70 Rockledge Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. 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